Although they are two of the greatest stars that the UFC has ever created, both Jon Jones and Nate Diaz have given a recognition about the current state of promotion.
Earlier this month it was announced that Jones and Nate Diaz come across bizarre in a Russian reality TV series, which is equivalent to the ultimate hunter.
Despite that, after a fight between Diaz and various Dagestani hunters broke out, Diaz stopped last week and left Thailand.
The current UFC Heavyweight Champion has remained in Thailand and will reportedly drawn up the filming of the Reality TV program with a replacement for Diaz.
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Jones and Diaz make damn admission to the current status of the UFC
While they are in Thailand, Nate Diaz and Jon Jones had various conversations about the UFC. Jones continues to postpone a potential heavy title against Tom Aspinall, who continues to frustrate the fan base.
Diaz, on the other hand, is open about a potential return to the UFC and outlines his three-man hit list when he returns to the promotion.
After a record year for the promotion last year, the UFC had a tough start of 2025. One of the reasons that they currently have trouble getting their biggest stars to fight, one of which is 'bones'.
Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn has set up the recent silence of the UFC on the lack of current stars, despite the fact that Islam Makhachev and Ilia Topuria continue to get more traction.
And with that, both Diaz and Jones have admitted that they no longer look at UFC -Vecht because they believe it is too 'slow'.
“I don't even root someone unless they are directly from my team,” Diaz said in a video on his YouTube channel.
“Unless you know them, right?” Jones Chimde inside and agreed.
“I hope I hope this man will do better”, I don't give up … “Diaz continued.
“The same, I don't lose sleep about who wins,” Jones added.
“I will give a whole explanation for that, but I don't give up -” Diaz said.
“I hardly look at it, nowadays I hardly look at the UFC, unless it's my weight class,” Jones admitted.
“Because who are all people? We don't even know anyone,” Diaz added.
“Many people we don't know,” Jones agreed.
“Everyone is gone, it is like a whole new generation, as everyone has potential, but it is just as slowly, moving slowly,” Diaz ended.
Nate Diaz calls for Belal Muhammad after his UFC 315 loss
A Diaz UFC return is something that Dana White had been open for several years, especially if it leads to him and Conor McGregor finally arranging their trilogy.
However, but also 'The Notorious' as a potential comeback -opponent, Diaz also focused on a potential fight against Belal Muhammad after his title loss on UFC 315.
It is unclear whether the Stockton Bawler will return to the best promotion, but he is one of the few hunters who appeals to a large majority of the Combat Sports Fanbase.